The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-18

'1"'ses On The upper (Sra>shoprrr are
said to be in poor condition.
A" interesting letter from Areen,a vii,
be found In another column.
Th. report OF the First National bank
will &c found on another page.
Considerable p'owing has been done by
different ranchers in the valley.
No ti"er March weather was ever seen
in the valley Of the Beaverhead.
Sore industrious Dillon hons, x;,.s
have already tackled house cl.an.nr.
Those harbinsers of spring. ,ramps and
h'neb'rds, have made their appearance.
| There wa, no Eastern mail TUESDAY
morning, Oh account of an extensive wash.
out ON the Union Pacific.
lhe electric wire fence, on exhibition
the first ofthc week on Montana street, at.
tracted considerable attention.
r. {. Ma'her delivered some splendid
specimens OF enlarged portrait work in
Dillon and vicinity this week.
AN ot the young people in town are
practicing for some ono OF the three en-
terta'nments, soon to take place.
Ih's section WAS visited BY Il warm rain
this morning, which lasted abou, an hour.
1t will have tendency 10 coax The grass
ont.
Two Interesting pioneer sketches will be
found on our second page to. day. The
one IN verse is by Mrs. Helen r. Ia, lor.
Of Dillon.
On another page the Sebrcc, Ferris Il
White Co, Gcvotes considerable space to
the illustration and description of tn. ,e,c.
bra,ed climax disc harrow
Seven days mail came in from the
north last night, having been block,,!ed on
the Northern Pacific Trains on ti,a, road
are nov runnin. as usual.
y newspaper man is expected to be
everywhere, see everything an<! catch
every item atloa' simply because it is his
profession. But he can't do ii.
The little dynamo machine, used for gen.
Grating electricity with which to charge
the electric fence, got out of fix and was
sent to Butte for repairs. A new one wa,
put in its place.
The annual school meeting for the cleo
tion Of Il trustee in the place of w. b. Car.
ter, whose term of Office will hav: expired,
will be held at the school house. the first
Saturday in April.
Women who have Il habit OF turning
around in the street to inspect other
womcns dresses, will learn with envy that
a fish has been found which has ewes in
the back of it's head,
The entertainment, By pupils Of ,l,: pub.
lie school, will be given at Poindextcr's
Hall, next Friday evening, March :s,h.
The participants have been we'll drilled
and are sure to give pleasin. entertain.
ment.
From those attending the masque ball,
last night, we learn that it was way up
affair, in point OF genuine iun and enjoy.
men.. Orton's hand received plenty Of
praise for the exccllen, quality Of music
furnished.
Tuesday evening the city marshal and
L. S. attorney had little skirmish, on
Montana street, in settlement ct il dispute,
which arose in the justice court, regarding
the formers veracity. Friends into. fered
and the affair was dropped.
We arc informed tha, ,oarinc. bull
voiced 'kids,' just emerging from the
"pinalore state,' help to make night
hidcous at Eannack; regulating the hours
OF their elders, for retiring, to rest. and ca!!
ing NJ visions Of pandemonien.
II. Raymond'> sorrel carriage ho ses
were expcrimcuted on in the electric fence
corral, Tuesday. The dynamo was loo
small to produce Il current of electricity
strong enough to keep them in, and they
broke through and enjoycd Il lively run.
The large barn belonging to Rob Sci.
way, about y oi 4 mile below town wa>
burned last Saturday morning with :|l its
cscsp, two fin: stations which,
had been let out. The house and other
buildings We're saved only By the greatest
et}or>s N those present. The loss is csti
mated at about S.,soo. il is though. the
Ere was The work ri an ;':ccujiary
Last Saturday .Ge Governor par /:
loned Pat Gray, blind and c5 years
LID Gray is we'll known by We Older |